In the current AI/LLMs era, shipping an MVP isn’t hard. Getting distribution is. Execution = 20%. Distribution = 80%

Consistency beats inspiration. Most great products weren’t built in a hackathon weekend. They were built in 500 boring commits.

The fastest way to level up as a dev? Read code you didn’t write. Debug bugs you didn’t cause. Fix systems you didn’t design. 🔥

Founders dream in features. Users dream in outcomes. Bridges are built in between. 🌉

AI hack: Feed your messy PRD to 3 different models (Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT). Then cross check. The disagreements = where you’ll find clarity. 👀

Prompt Injection attacks are quietly becoming the biggest weak spot in AI apps. 😬 If your app accepts user input and passes it to an LLM, this thread is for you. 🧵👇

Discipline builds habits. Obsession builds momentum. And momentum? That’s what gets you closer to the luxuries you want. 🚀

Time for the Sunday Night Financial Audit 🫣 Scrolling through the weekend's spending list: Planned dinner ✅ Groceries ✅ Three mystery online purchases 🤨 Five food deliveries 🫠 It’s never the big things. It's the death by a thousand tiny impulses. I am building the tool

80% of senior engineer is knowing what NOT to build.

Obsession with solving a problem > obsession with chasing funding.

Founders who learn to ship scrappy MVPs survive. Founders who wait for perfect v1 don’t.